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9 years ago

Sandra is without a doubt the best groomer in the area. I wouldn't trust my doggies with anyone else!

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STAY AWAY! I should have known when the owner abruptly took my dog's leash from my hand and dragged…read morethe dog across the floor. He did not greet my dog or communicate with him like other salon owners have. I won't call him a groomer because he did not GROOM my dog, but SHAVED him, even though the breed should not be shaved, as I clearly mentioned. I was tempted to not pay, but didn't want to argue because I wasn't sure what he was capable of. This owner should not be in the dog business. AVOID THIS SALON!

It's no coincidence there are so many reviews that include pets BLEEDING! This guy is absolutely…read moreatrocious and it seems like it's only a matter of time before he injures your pet while under his care. I took my black lab to him 3 times and he told me what most people that meet my dog tell me, "She's so easy to handle, she just stood there, she was GREAT!" So no problem right? Then appointment 4. Going to pick up my lab (who is a retired service dog just for reference) I was told that she damaged his hose and was extremely difficult. Baffled, initially I apologized and took her home, noticing her limping more than usual. (She has slight arthritis in her hind leg) I thought it was my imagination that she seemed to be favoring another paw. Safely home she lies down for a bit, when she got up it all made sense when I saw the blood stain on the carpet. This incompetent pet mercenary had cut her nails first, two of which he cut waaay too short nicked her vein and got increasingly frustrated when she no longer wanted him near her. I called back and left messages stating that I wanted to know why he didn't just take responsibility for making the kind of mistake a professional groomer shouldn't make. But he never called back. My vet confirmed my hypothesis and has also heard horror stories about this guy. So maybe you'll be fine 2-3 maybe even 4 or 5 times but he will make a mistake and hurt your pet and then blame you.

Red Dog Inn And Resort

Red Dog Inn And Resort

(53 reviews)

We took our yellow lab there for the first time this year over the Holiday and we really liked…read morethem! We were nervous to leave the dog overnight because she was a rescue and hasn't been away from us since we got her a few weeks ago prior. The people at the front desk were super nice and gave us a tour, which I really appreciated! A week ago, I got a great "report card" for my dog from her stay. I thought it was such a great touch and really impressed me! The card said that she did great, ate well and made friends, which made me so happy! I wish someone would have told me all of that though, when I picked her up, so I could have known right away! Also, they offer a great service where you can trade up your last day of board (for a little extra money) and do a 'grooming' instead. My dog still smells good :) It was the first kennel I've ever seen, so it seemed small to me, but maybe that's how they are all! I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants their dog in a clean, safe and friendly environment! I will be taking my pup back for sure-- and I think I'm going to try bringing her to their day care. This place is very reasonably priced! THANK YOU!

If you love or even like your dog do NOT bring them here for any reason. I brought my one year old…read morecockapoo in today for his first grooming, he had some matting behind his ears but besides that he just needed a bath. I dropped him off at 9:30am and they left him sitting until around noon. At 12:45 I got a nonchalant call from the front desk saying my puppy had a " nickel sized hole cut into his ear and would need to be seen by a vet". The staff workers begrudgingly answered my questions about what had occurred and seemed absolutely unfazed by the injury, leading me to believe that this is not a rare occurrence. My puppy had to get stitches all alone at the vet due to covid 19 rules. He has to take a strong antibiotic for 10 days and the vet also said he had signs of heat exhaustion and dehydration. When I dropped him off they assured me he would be safe, in a controlled temperature room, and would have access to water. This was all a lie. Today the temperature reached 95 degrees and I can only assume the dogs at this facility were left outside or in an un air conditioned room without access to water for extended periods of time. When we arrived at the vet, he also found cuts on my dog that they hadn't told us about under his ears. The vet was easily able to remove the matts behind his ears and said that this was negligence on the employees parts. They didn't even begin to remove the matting or bathe him in any way, this means that after they left him sitting for hours they immediately cut his ear and sent him home...This was my dogs first experience being away from our family and he is traumatized to say the least. STAY FAR FAR AWAY FROM THIS PLACE.

Wizard of Paws - groomer - Updated October 2026

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